Lions declawed
Brandon Padgett of the Lambton Lions goes up for a dunk against Niagara College in OCAA basketball action Feb. 14 in Sarnia.
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St. Pat’s downs Northern
The bleachers were full when St. Patrick’s High School hosted Northern Collegiate in senior boys basketball action on Feb. 18. Here, Northern teammates Sebastian Smith, #21, and Nathan Rome, #4, attempt to block a shot…
Flags get dropped
Despite sporting one of the best records in the second half of the Great Lakes Junior “C” Hockey League, the Mooretown Flags made a quick exit from the league playoffs. The Flags had no answer…
Kee wins curling title
Sarnia's Shannon Kee skipped the Fanshawe College Falcons to an 8-6 win over Humber College in the title game at the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) women's college curling championships in Peterborough.
Drunk driving charges unchanged
Impaired driving charges have flat-lined at a stubbornly high level, MADD Sarnia-Lambton reports. Sarnia police charged 51 people last year compared to 52 in 2013, and Lambton OPP laid 101 charges, unchanged from the previous…
Winter a SAD time for some
Susan Roberts Special to The Journal There are things Sarnia residents can do to help get through the winter blues, local health advocates say.
GUEST COLUMN: Advisory body needed for library, Lawrence House
Bryan Trothen After what seems to have been decades of inadequate maintenance, Sarnia’s downtown library building is now in need of $3.5 million worth of repairs and upgrades.
Saucy Pig aims to smoke the competition
Cathy Dobson Gary Maybery says his competitors better look out because another wood smoker is in town now and the ribs are fall-off-the-bone delicious.
Prevost aiming for pro hockey repeat
Barry Wright Carolyne Prevost is hoping the Toronto Furies can catch lightning in a bottle again.
Justice Film Festival continues to grow
Cathy Dobson Seven years ago, a small group of Sarnians wanted local residents to think more about social justice issues, like how children are treated or poverty creates inequities.